Titlebook: Executive Self-Development; Real Learning in Rea Hawdon Hague Book 1974 Hawdon Hague 1974 development.executive.learning

Gratuitous

Projectscts and while considering possible recommendations. A project with long-term as well as company-wide implications provides the best development, as well as showing up who has the potential to consider things from the larger perspectives and who continues to represent his department’s view.

熱情贊揚

,France, NATO and the Alliance, 1981–97,seen as being for the benefit of the organisation and not just for individuals. Because there is always the chance that individuals may leave, training is thought of in altruistic terms and something of a gamble but there are good reasons of self-interest for developing the organisation by the only way possible — through its people.

留戀

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-17797-2 operating without a coach. The same is true of swimmers and singers who receive worldwide acclaim but do not feel this puts them beyond help by a coach. This sort of relationship, and humility, would be useful to managers.

一大塊

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89121-1sake of training. ‘Something else is more important, just now’ is what they say, but that is a thin disguise for their real meaning which is that training has no profit ‘pay-off’. How then can a trainer, or a line manager who wants real attention paying to management development, put over his case and get a proper priority for training?

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獸皮

推遲

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-70464-7n short, which could be taught in a classroom. Of course such things are needed but the technical needs are not the major ones: few managers are limited in their achievements by the want of techniques in their own speciality. Providing somebody in the firm is keeping up to date, the latest marketing

osculate

,France, NATO and the Alliance, 1981–97,on, as such, is not considered to have needs. But organisations do have needs and possibly there would be less resistance to spending money if it was seen as being for the benefit of the organisation and not just for individuals. Because there is always the chance that individuals may leave, trainin

血統(tǒng)

Political Participation and Democracy, starts with a self-assessment questionnaire followed by an interview. Whoever does the interviewing gets a quick and sufficiently accurate view of the needs of the company as well as the individual managers, and he can quickly set up some development exercises in line with the managers want. The ar

在前面

,Sufferer, Tragedian, and Witness (1784–92),, more hopeful that is, than the concentration on courses referred to in chapter 2.1. One of the best definitions of learning is ‘the modification of behaviour through experience’ and the thing that strikes you is that a teacher may not be necessary. Indeed, when you think of it, most learning is se